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Excited to hear NEON has picked up Brandon Cronenberg’s POSSESSOR, one of our favorite films from Sundance and an excellent sci-fi horror-thriller.👏👍 #possessor #sundance #neon #brandoncronenberg #genre #horrorfans

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Newly Reimagined ‘Los Angeles Haunted Hayride’ Set to Haunt Griffith Park with 1980s ‘Midnight Falls’ Theme

Events, halloween, Haunted Attractions, Horror, Los Angeles

Newly Reimagined ‘Los Angeles Haunted Hayride’ Set to Haunt Griffith Park with 1980s ‘Midnight Falls’ Theme

The Los Angeles Haunted Hayride opens this weekend with a completely reimagined and revamped haunted experience for 2019, including an … Continue reading Newly Reimagined ‘Los Angeles Haunted Hayride’ Set to Haunt Griffith Park with 1980s ‘Midnight Falls’ Theme

LA Haunted Hayride 2018 review: frightfully delightful

Events, Haunted Attractions, Horror, Los Angeles

LA Haunted Hayride 2018 review: frightfully delightful

With pumpkins and hay and changing leaves and monsters all around, the Hayride is a great place to get into the spirit of the Halloween season. Continue reading LA Haunted Hayride 2018 review: frightfully delightful